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Tech CEO's Tragic Stage Fall Claims Life at Company's Anniversary Celebration
businesstechnology2 years ago

Tech CEO's Tragic Stage Fall Claims Life at Company's Anniversary Celebration

Sanjay Shah, CEO of Vistex, a Chicago tech firm, died in a tragic stage fall during the company's 25th anniversary celebration in India. The accident occurred when a faux hot air balloon carrying Shah and the company's president collapsed, causing them to fall about 20 feet to the stage below. Shah, an Indian immigrant who founded Vistex in 1999, was known for his philanthropy and as the former owner of the Trump Tower penthouse in Chicago. He had built Vistex into an international company with over 2,000 employees and $250 million in annual revenue.

"Tech CEO's Fatal Stage Fall at Company Party Shocks Audience"
tragedy2 years ago

"Tech CEO's Fatal Stage Fall at Company Party Shocks Audience"

Vistex CEO Sanjay Shah tragically fell to his death while attempting a dramatic entrance at a company party in India, with the incident captured on video. The accident occurred when a wooden structure supporting Shah and the company president collapsed, leading to Shah's fatal injuries and the president's critical condition. Vistex has filed a complaint over safety measures at the venue, and an investigation is underway. Shah's sudden death has prompted an outpouring of condolences and recognition of his philanthropic contributions.

"Suburban Chicago CEO Fatally Injured in Freak Accident at Company Party"
tragic-accident2 years ago

"Suburban Chicago CEO Fatally Injured in Freak Accident at Company Party"

Vistex CEO Sanjay Shah, 56, died and the company's president, Raju Datla, 52, was critically injured in a freak accident during an aerial show at a company party in India. The iron chain supporting their cage broke, causing them to fall 15 feet in front of a packed audience. Shah suffered severe injuries and later died at the hospital, while Datla is in critical condition. The incident occurred during a celebration marking Vistex Asia's successful 25 years in business. A case has been registered against the event management company, and Vistex, a multinational software company, is mourning the loss of its founder.

"Tragic Fall: Tech CEO's Fatal Accident at Company Event"
business2 years ago

"Tragic Fall: Tech CEO's Fatal Accident at Company Event"

Vistex CEO Sanjay Shah died and its president, Vishwanath Raju Datla, was critically injured after falling about 20 feet to the stage at a company event in Hyderabad, India, when a cable appeared to snap while they were being lowered onto the stage in an iron cage. The incident occurred during an event to celebrate Vistex Asia's 25th anniversary, and the company has filed a complaint with the police about a lack of safety measures at the venue. Shah, 56, was the founder and CEO of the Illinois-based revenue management software firm for 25 years, and his death has prompted an outpouring of condolences from friends and associates.

"Tragic Mishap: Suburban Tech CEO's Fatal Fall at Company Party"
tragic-accident2 years ago

"Tragic Mishap: Suburban Tech CEO's Fatal Fall at Company Party"

The CEO of Vistex, a multinational software company, was killed in a freak accident during the company's silver jubilee celebrations in India. The CEO, Sanjay Shah, and the company's president, Raju Datla, fell 15 feet in front of a packed audience when the iron chain supporting their cage broke during an aerial show. Shah died at the hospital, while Datla is in critical condition. A case has been registered against the event management company, and Vistex now mourns the loss of its founder.

Tech CEO's Fatal Fall at Company Party Raises Safety Concerns
tragedy2 years ago

Tech CEO's Fatal Fall at Company Party Raises Safety Concerns

Vistex CEO Sinjay Shah fell to his death and Vistex president Vishwanath Raju Datla was critically injured during a tech show in India when a planned flashy entrance went tragically wrong, with the cage they were in lurching and spilling them onto the stage. The incident, blamed on a snapped wire, occurred during a company celebration at Ramoji Film City, and an investigation is ongoing. Shah, who founded Vistex, had a successful career and had made significant donations to Lehigh University.

Tech CEO's Fatal Plunge: Tragic Mishap at Company Party
tragedy2 years ago

Tech CEO's Fatal Plunge: Tragic Mishap at Company Party

Vistex CEO Sanjay Shah plunged to his death and Vistex President Vishwanath Raju Datla was critically injured when a wire holding up the iron cage they were in snapped during a grand entrance at a company party in India. The shocking incident, captured on video, occurred during the company's anniversary celebration at the Ramoji Film City. Shah, a philanthropist and founder of Vistex, had immigrated to the U.S. from India and was known for his charitable contributions, including the establishment of a hospital and educational institute.

"Tragic Mishap: Indian CEO's Fatal Fall During Company Anniversary Celebration"
tragedy2 years ago

"Tragic Mishap: Indian CEO's Fatal Fall During Company Anniversary Celebration"

Sanjay Shah, CEO of Vistex, fell to his death during the company's 25th anniversary celebration in India when the cable holding the iron cage he was performing in snapped, causing the cage to plummet 15 feet onto the concrete below. Shah succumbed to his injuries, while the company's president, Raju Datla, was seriously injured. The incident occurred at Ramoji Film City, and the planned event was meant to kickstart the celebrations.

Tech CEO's Tragic Death at Company Anniversary Event Sparks Investigation
tragedy2 years ago

Tech CEO's Tragic Death at Company Anniversary Event Sparks Investigation

Sanjay Shah, CEO of Vistex, fell to his death during the company's anniversary party in India after a cable holding up an iron cage he was performing in snapped, causing him and a colleague to plunge 15 feet to the ground. Shah succumbed to his injuries while his colleague remains in a serious condition. The planned event to kickstart the celebrations turned tragic, leading to a case being registered against the event management authorities. Shah, a philanthropist and tech entrepreneur, leaves behind a wife and two daughters.